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ayaghmour2 · 11-04-2020, 10:17 PM

October 3rd, 1933:
Philadelphia Keystones at Chicago Cougars (Cougars lead 2-1)
Bill Ross (14-9, 4.08 ERA, 75 K) vs. Max Wilder (15-10, 2.70 ERA, 102 K)

For the first time since 1926, 36-year-old veteran Bill Ross returned to the North Side Grounds. The veterans had some struggles this season, but he'd have a shot to even the series.

Top of the 2nd
Just like game three, the Keystones got things going quick. Grover Lee doubled to start the inning. He reached third on a ground out and then scored on another.

Top of the 4th
Bobby Barrell started out the Keystones' 4th with a single. Rankin Kellogg unloaded on the next pick, but flew out to right. Grover Lee singled him over to third and then Barrell scored on a fielder's choice that almost was an inning ending double play.

Top of the 6th
Two quick ground outs before a Rankin Kellogg homer was launched 469 feet out to right center. Down 3-0, it looks like we're out of it.

Technically, it wasn't over, but I've got to run and we didn't do much:

Final Score: Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1 (Chicago Leads 2-2)
Win: Bill Ross (1-0)
Loss: Max Wilder (0-1)
SV: Wilbur Dennis (1)

11-04-2020, 10:17 PM	#257
ayaghmour2 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 3,010	1933 World Series: Game 4 October 3rd, 1933: Philadelphia Keystones at Chicago Cougars (Cougars lead 2-1) Bill Ross (14-9, 4.08 ERA, 75 K) vs. Max Wilder (15-10, 2.70 ERA, 102 K) For the first time since 1926, 36-year-old veteran Bill Ross returned to the North Side Grounds. The veterans had some struggles this season, but he'd have a shot to even the series. Top of the 2nd Just like game three, the Keystones got things going quick. Grover Lee doubled to start the inning. He reached third on a ground out and then scored on another. Top of the 4th Bobby Barrell started out the Keystones' 4th with a single. Rankin Kellogg unloaded on the next pick, but flew out to right. Grover Lee singled him over to third and then Barrell scored on a fielder's choice that almost was an inning ending double play. Top of the 6th Two quick ground outs before a Rankin Kellogg homer was launched 469 feet out to right center. Down 3-0, it looks like we're out of it. Technically, it wasn't over, but I've got to run and we didn't do much: Final Score: Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1 (Chicago Leads 2-2) Win: Bill Ross (1-0) Loss: Max Wilder (0-1) SV: Wilbur Dennis (1)